Sagrada Família at golden hour

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Gaudí's colours, Andalusian soul

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About Spain

From Barcelona's modernist landmarks to flamenco nights in Seville, from Granada's Alhambra to the museums of Madrid, Spain promises a sunlit, spirited journey.

Spain's identity shifts from region to region, so every route reveals a different face. In Barcelona, Gaudí's Sagrada Família, under construction for more than a century, together with Park Güell and Casa Batlló, turns the city into an open-air design gallery, while the narrow lanes of the Gothic Quarter and the seafront promenade along the Mediterranean capture its everyday rhythm.

In the south, Andalusia is a region where Muslim, Christian and Jewish heritage intertwine. The courtyards of the Alhambra in Granada, the forest of arches inside Córdoba's Mezquita, and Seville's cathedral, Alcázar and Plaza de España all await. Evenings that begin in a tapas bar and end at a flamenco show are an essential part of the Andalusian experience.

In Madrid, the Prado and Reina Sofía museums are must-sees for art lovers, and high-speed trains shorten the journeys between cities. Dinner in Spain is usually eaten after 9 pm, so planning your day around a long lunch and a late dinner helps you fall into the local rhythm. Advance booking is essential for capacity-limited sights such as the Alhambra.

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Must-see highlights

01

Sagrada Família

Inside the basilica regarded as Gaudí's masterpiece, columns rise like a stone forest and coloured light pours through the stained glass.

02

Eixample and Modernisme

A walk through Eixample's distinctive street grid, past modernist landmarks such as Casa Batlló and Casa Milà.

03

The Gothic Quarter

The city's historic core, with narrow lanes tracing the old Roman walls, Barcelona Cathedral and hidden squares.

04

Seville and Plaza de España

Built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, this semicircular plaza with its tiled benches and canal boat rides is a symbol of Seville.

05

The Mediterranean seafront

A stroll along the palm-lined promenade from Barceloneta, seafood restaurants and Mediterranean views at sunset.

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Aerial view of Barcelona
Boating on the canal at Plaza de España
Barcelona's geometric Eixample district
Arcaded historic building in Seville
Palm trees along a sunny seaside promenade

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which visa do I need for Spain?

Turkish citizens need a Schengen visa to travel to Spain. You apply to the consulate of the country where you will stay longest, and your passport must be valid for at least 3 months after departure; because appointments are in demand, we suggest planning several months ahead.

Can I combine Barcelona and Andalusia on one trip?

Yes. The high-speed train between Barcelona and Madrid takes around 2.5 to 3 hours, and fast trains also link Madrid with Seville and Córdoba. For longer distances, domestic flights make it easy to join the route together.

Is it hard to get tickets for the Alhambra?

Entry to the Alhambra is limited by a daily quota, and tickets can sell out weeks ahead, especially in spring and autumn. On guided tours entry times are usually arranged in advance; if travelling independently, we recommend booking early.

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